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goin' to shake the whole gang, an 90 over to
the Holier where the Brickyard Nine aud the
Yallerheads are playin' for sinners"
One of the richest Chicago pork packers Is n Ho-
brew.-Netcspaper lem.
Well, why is not pork packing appropriate
for son of H? Hold on; boy, just bring
us that Bible. Let's see. o, the Israelites
were not sons of Ham, either. They were de-
scendants of Shem. There is q good joke
spoiled Just because the facts will not hold out.
An Ohio murderer, whose departure hence is
set for the 18th, has been baptized, and now
announces that ST am an entirely new man.
never was so happy in ali my life" All the
same, be postponed his regeneration until the
Supreme Court had refused to grant stay Of
execution.
PROMINENT literary men are now contrib
uting to the magazines lists of Books Which
Have Helped Me-" Very singularly none Of
them include the books which have helped
them the most: the Unabridged Dictionary
and the American Cyelopedia.
THE change to cool-weather diet makes sea-
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Why are hot buekwheat cakes like the cat
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Because it is the grub which makes the but
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goin' to shake the whole gang, an 90 over to
the Holier. where the Brickyard Nine and the
YaIlerheads are playin' for sinners"
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'ounk don't ask 10 nov, miss you nave
made me understand that was wrong
Ia she really been wrongl Past remem
ORANGES, as we'll a present troubles, pleaded
powerfully with Agnes for the courlers wife.
1t seems only a small favor 10 ask, she said,
ipeaking under the impulse OF kindness which
WIS the strongest impulse in her nature.
But am not sure that ought 30 allow my
aame to be mentioned in your husbands let
er. Let me hear again exactly what he
wishes o. say" Emily repeated the words
and then offered one Of those suggestions,
which have "a special value of their owu 10
pei SONS uuaccustomed TO the use of their
g ns "Supp0-- Sou try, miss. how So looks
no writing Childish as The idea was. Agnes
riei the experiment. ~lf / let you mention
ne, She said eve must az least decide what
you are t0 say She wrote the words ia the
1rielst and plaiuet form: Il venture 10
state that my wife has been known from her
childhood 90 Miss Agnes Lockwood, who feels
some little interest in my welfare ON that ac-
count Reduced to in'- one sentence, there
was surely nothing iu tbe reference 10 her
name which implied that Agnes bad permit
Ted 10, or that she was even aware Of it
After a last struggle with herself she handed
the written paper TO Emily "Your husband
must copy 10 exactly, without altering any
thing she stipulated. "On that condition 1
grant your request Emily was not only
.hankful-she was really touched Agnes
hurried the little woman out Of the room.
Don't give me time 10 repent and take 10
back AGAIN. She said. Emily vanished.
is the tie that once bound as completely
0rokeu' Am I as entirely parted from che
good and evil fortune Of his life as If we had
never met and never loveir Agnes looked
at the clock on the mantelniece Not ten
minute, since those serious questions bad been
on beer lips lt almost shocked BIER 90 think
Of the commonplace mauuer m which they
bad already met with their reply. Tue mail
II that night would appeal once more 90
Montbarys remembrance of hel ia the
cl0ice 0i servant
Two days later the post brought few
grateful lime. nom Emily Her husband had
got the place Fewr uas engaged for six
month, certain a- Lord M0ntuamy'- courier
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now coming into common u..
lively simple although DO
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strip fae Lumbar into tle a.
ness and width. thc latter
cordng to the work required
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out in tae proper shape fr
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THE SECOND PART.
CHAPTER h


After only one week of travelling n Scot
! imi. my l0ri and my aiV returned uuey-
nected.y t0 LONDON Introduced t9 the
mountain, and lake, of the Hi-.Hnd.. her
+ i,dy.niD ro.rfreir declined tl improve her
acquaintance wtl them. When Size was
a-sed for her reason. She answered n'th a
/ Roman hrafi-y, ~l have seem Switzerland
FOR "eeh more tine newly married couple
remained BOO London, DOB the strlcfe-r retire
meut ON one day m that week the nurse re-
turned n o. .tHt. of most uneu.t0mary ex-
element from au erraud on which Agnes bad
SENT her Passing the door ~ "a fashionable
ienf,t. shs bad met Lord M0utlluy himself
Just leaving tle house The good u0naus
report described hIm, with malicious pleasure
as looking wretcheIly DID, "H cheeks are
-.ttug hollow. mv dear and his beard is
TURNING -rar hope the dentist hurt h.um
Er.nfr. how heartily her faithful old
servant hated rle mau who bad deserted ner.
A.ne- made due allowance fora large infu-
sion of exae-enti1u DOB The picture presented
Oh her, THE main impression produced ON
her mind was au impression of nervous UNI
aa-.ua.. u She trusted herself Dbl. Obj. street,
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snoui1 say ma nm constantly readiig old
letters. when her ladyship Isl not present We
were to have stopped at Genoa but he bur
ricd MS on. The same thing at Flo cuce.
Here, at Rome, my lady insists on resting.
Her brother has met as 40 this place. There
has been a quarrel already. tie lady, maid
tells me. between my lord and the baron.
The latter wanted 20 borrow money of the
former. His lordship refused in language
which offended Baron Rivar. Ny lady paci-
6ed them and made them shake bands
The third and last letter wa, from Venice
"Alore of my lords economy Instead oi
staying no the hotel we have hired % damp.
moidy, rambling old palace Ny lady Insists
On having tle best slils OF rooms wherever
I we go-and the palace come. cheaper for %
two months term My lofd tried to get 70
Tor longer, boz SAYS tlo quiet 0i Venice good
for his nerves. But foreign Spectator has
secured the palace and is going to turn itint0
A hotel The baron is still. with us. and there
nave been more disagrecmeuts about money
matters. don't iike the baron-aud don't
ind the attractions Of my lady grow on me-
She was much nicer before the baron Joined
rs. My lord is pnuctunl paymastor. IT'S a
matter OF honor with hm bee hate, parting
with bis money. but be- does 10 because be-
has given hls word receive my salary reg.
liariy 40 the end OF each m0uth-n0t franc
xtra though have done many things hich
are not part ~ cOurers proper work
Fancy the baron trying to borrow money Of
me- He D, am Iuveterate gambler didn't
believe 30 when my hdY's maid first told me-
q. a..
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ASTRONOMICAL POINTERS.

Ten common sized eggs weigh one pound.
Four teaspoons are equal 20 one tablespoon
Soft butter the size OF an egg weighs one
ounce
Ono quart Of sifted aour well heapodl one
pound
One pint of coffee A sugar weighs twelve
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Countess NarODa.
BY WILKIE COLLINS.
THE FIRST PART.
BY WILKIE COLLINS.
CHAPTER "
THE FIRST Parry.

her LONDON lodgings, turning "lf i't'i'
which bad been written to her boy Montbarry
In the bygoue time
The countess malioiously smart description
Of her. addressed o. DR. Wybrow, had not
even limited 40 tie charm that most distin
guished Agnes-thr artle,s expression Of
goolnes, and purity which instantly attracted
every one who approached her She looked
by many years younger than she really was.
With her fair complexion and her shy manner
1t seemed only natural b. speak Of her as
"girl," although sne was now really advanc-
ing toward 80 years OF age She lived alone
with an Old nurse devoted - her, on a modest
little income. which was just enough 10 sup
port the two There were none Of the Ordi-
nary signs Of grief in her face, rs she slowly
tore the letters Of her false lover IN two and
threw The pieces into the small fire which had
been lighted 10 consume them Unhappy
for herself she was one Of those women who
feel too deeply 70 find relief in tears. Pale
and qviet. with cold. trembling fingers, she
destroyed the letters one by one without dar-
ing 70 read them again. She bad torn the
last Of the series and was still shrinking from
throwing 10 after the rest into the swiftly de
stroying flame. when the old nurse came in
and asked If She would sec Master Henry
meaning that Youngest member Of the West
wick family. who had publicly declared his
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rived from the courier's wife
aHere has been little Misc Ferrari, my dear.
in a dreadful state OF mind, inquiriug when
Won would be back Her husband has oft
Lord Montbarry without word Of warning
and nobody knows what has become Of
him
Agnes looked at her in establishment "Are
Won sure Of what YOU ARE ,ayingf she asked.
The nurse was quite sure. why. Lord
|bles, voul tine news come from Che courer,
Office In Golden square-from the secretary
.hm-elCn Hearing this, Agnes began 20 feel
ALARMED as well as surprised 10 was still
early iu the evening she at once sent "A
message % Mrs Ferrari, 70 say that She had
returned
I'm an hour more the c0m1. 81, wife APP
peared In a state of agitation which it was
not easy 20 c0ntro Her narrative. when
she was az last able 20 speak connectedly. on-
trely confirmed the nurses report Of It,
After hearing from her husband with toll
cradle regularity from Paris, lsme and Ven.
ice Emily had twice written him afterward-
and had received no reply Feeling uneasy.
sine had gone 70 the office in Golden square %
inquire IL be had been heard of there The
post OF the morning had brought letter 70
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chat Ferrar was with Lord and Lady Mont
| barry at one of tho old Venetian palaces.
"u'eu '"es "a' N,'e't i.' '''H' De'NH
ltleiid ol ieii"ri' me- naI gone lo pay hii' a
Ni''r Ringing "l 1ne door tnat opened 900
'he canal aht iaiHh5 io make any ONE hrW
lini' bee had gone round to u ,ide entrance
'if"in- ODD ONE OIL 'ne nali'" i''.' OBJ yen
N' 'f staining a1 'nr '0'i '' il 7He
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She a-aed, ODD Italian, what ue want d he
answered tlaf he wanted to see tie courier
f.nar' Dc DO "as quite convenient SHE af
one. informed h'r inal te.tau nad jess Oboe
palace. without assigning anF r.1 ai
without even leaving 1000 aiure., at which Die
monthly salary fhan hue Hm could Boo rnt.
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Of myself ar,S my trouble in quite different


him no more. But is the tn that once bound
rs completely br0keni Am ! a. entirely
parted from The good and evil fortune Of his
life as if va had never met and never loyeii
What DO you think Henry / can hardly
believe IT,"
"If YOU could bring the retrihufion ON him
that be- has de-erved,r Henry Wcstwick
answered s-rnt. j might Doe inclined 10
agree with you.
rs that rerly passed bis lips, the old nurse
appeared again al the door announcing
another visitor
"rm sorry 10 dis,rrb you my dear But
here is little Mrs. Tsrrari wanting 90 know
when she may say few words 20 YOU"
Agnes turned 10 Henry before She replied.
you remember Emily Bidwell. my favorte
pupil years ago at the village school. and
afterward my maidi She left me, % marry
an Italian courier. named Fenan-and am
afraid 10 has not turned out very well Do
you mind my having her IN here FOR
minute or two
Henry rose 90 take his leave 4 should b.
glad o. see Emily again 40 any other time,
he said But 10 is best that should on0w.
Ny mind Is disturbed, Agne-, ! might say
things b. You. II stayed here any longer
whch-which are better not said now. l
shall eros, the channel by the mail tonight,
and see how a few weeks change viii help
me-" lie took her hand as there anything
i'm the world shat can do for your he asked.
very earnestly She thanked him. and tried
20 release her hand lie held it with a trem-
ulons. lingering grasp. God bless you.
Arnesir hc said. in faltering tones. with bis
ewes ON the ground. Her face flushed again,
AMI tb.r,-t instant Turned Mailer than over.
.ba l.no,y nj. heart as well MS be- knew &c him
.slf-sDe was too distressed to speak lie
nfrot her hand fo his lips. kissed it lergenay.
and. without looking 40 Der again. left the
-oon The nurse hobblel after mm 20 the
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THE MARKETS..
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.


Special TO the Examiner
NEW York, June ll.-Goverumcut bonds
dun and steady
There wa, more confidence iutuc stock
market tint, morning which was aided hy
purchases for foreign account and rcas~urug
adviccs from Chicago That the break was
over, Later. however Chicago dispatches
underwent changes and failures announced
later The market continued unsettled dur
Ing the day and money was again maulpuia.
tcdup To- per cent. There was good buyus
lstc iu the afternoon and with very Jew cN-
ceptiOns final los,c, are Tor Insignificant irAc-
tiou> ! here was SOME i-appoutmcut caused
hy failure OF Vanderbilt roads to dyciurr rN-
poct,d dividends to-day but they received
good support and iiuctuotion, were hight. \
majority orth,activc list ARE small fractions
/ h.nor this evening. Denver preferred d, 100
/ DE-. Decline. nrccomrauuiyolN ttwUud thci
for small fractions. except Jersey Central
which shows loss oila,.
Railroad bonds were unusually dui am
change. are about equally dvldcd bct"ce'
..du- ana LOSSES.
Mouo! ou cdico-y at las per ccut,c.o,y
iu tper cent. offered. Prime mercantile pnpy
sac per cent. sterling exchange duu ou
hcn,yati,r, tproO day b.u, and l,' for d,
mauj
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changed. Wholesale grocer, quote. priiunlN
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